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Working meeting with the family gynecologist of PHU “Mother B&M”

On September 11, 2024, the Association Initiative for Women’s Rights from Shuto Orizari held a working meeting with Dr. Lambe Krstevski, the family gynecologist of PHU “Majka B&M”, which is located in the Polyclinic – Shuto Orizari. It was discussed about the current project which started on 01.09.2024 and is implemented by Romalitiko – Research and Analysis Institute entitled “Pregnant School”.

The working meeting discussed the purpose of the project, promotional materials/publications, the target group as well as the obligations of PZU “Majka B&M”, but most importantly, Dr. Lambe Krstevski told us that since the opening of the office 2 years ago, in the territory of Shuto Orizari around 780 healthy babies were born, which represents a great happiness and success for Dr. Lambe Krstevski as well as the community of Shuto Orizari.

The sub-grant “School for Pregnant Women” is part of the USAID Project for
inclusion of Roma implemented by the Institute for Research and
policy analysis – Romalitiko with the support of the American people
through the United States Agency for International Development (USAID).

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